H&R Block at Home Giveaway

Last week I wrote a review of H&R Block At Home to take a look at some of the changes to H&R Block’s do it yourself tax software. In addition to the name change (it used to be known as TaxCut), there are a few other changes, including an enhanced interface, more user friendly terminology and instructions, free audit support, and more. One of the best features is the ability to try it out for free; you will only have to pay for it if you print it or decide to e-file. There are different versions to handle almost any tax situation, and you can give it a free test spin here (only paying if you purchase it): http://www.hrblock.com/.

H&R Block at Home Giveaway

H&R Block sent me a copy of their software for review, and also agreed to sponsor a giveaway here at Cash Money Life. They gave me two copies to give away to readers.

How to win: Entry is free and easy. All you need to do is leave a comment with the personal finance or career topic(s) you are most interested in learning more about. I recently gave away a copy of You Need a Budget 3 using these rules and the feedback was excellent. I will the topics you all leave to help guide the content here in the coming weeks.

You can leave as many topic suggestions as you wish, but I will only accept one entry per person. The two winners will be randomly selected using a random list generator and will be announced in the weekly announcement post next Sunday. Deadline to enter is Midnight EST this Saturday. Void where prohibited. Good luck!

Recommended personal finance and career articles:

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• Carnival of Money Stories: Tell Me A Fairy Tale @ Modern Tightwad.
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